tf_approx_linear | R Documentation |
tfd
-objectsThese are the currently available evaluator
-functions for tfd
-objects,
which control how the entries are inter-/extrapolated to previously unseen
arg
-values. They all are merely wrappers around zoo::na.fill()
,
zoo::na.approx()
, etc... Note that these are not meant to be called directly –
they are internal functions used by tf_evaluate.tfd()
to do its thing.
The list:
tf_approx_linear
for linear interpolation without extrapolation (i.e.,
zoo::na.approx()
with na.rm = FALSE
) – this is the default,
tf_approx_spline
for cubic spline interpolation, (i.e., zoo::na.spline()
with na.rm = FALSE
),
tf_approx_none
in order to not inter-/extrapolate ever (i.e., zoo::na.fill()
with fill = NA
)
tf_approx_fill_extend
for linear interpolation and constant extrapolation
(i.e., zoo::na.fill()
with fill = "extend"
)
tf_approx_locf
for "last observation carried forward" (i.e.,
zoo::na.locf()
with na.rm = FALSE
and
tf_approx_nocb
for "next observation carried backward" (i.e.,
zoo::na.locf()
with na.rm = FALSE, fromLast = TRUE
).
For implementing your own, see source code of tf:::zoo_wrapper
.
tf_approx_linear(x, arg, evaluations)
tf_approx_spline(x, arg, evaluations)
tf_approx_none(x, arg, evaluations)
tf_approx_fill_extend(x, arg, evaluations)
tf_approx_locf(x, arg, evaluations)
tf_approx_nocb(x, arg, evaluations)
x |
new |
arg |
the |
evaluations |
the function values at |
a vector of values of the function defined by the given
(x_i, f(x_i))
=(arg, evaluations)
-tuples at new argument values x
.
tfd
Other tidyfun inter/extrapolation functions:
tf_evaluate()
,
tf_interpolate()
Other tidyfun inter/extrapolation functions:
tf_evaluate()
,
tf_interpolate()
Other tidyfun inter/extrapolation functions:
tf_evaluate()
,
tf_interpolate()
Other tidyfun inter/extrapolation functions:
tf_evaluate()
,
tf_interpolate()
Other tidyfun inter/extrapolation functions:
tf_evaluate()
,
tf_interpolate()
Other tidyfun inter/extrapolation functions:
tf_evaluate()
,
tf_interpolate()
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